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Liam Neeson, 74, says he likely still has ‘a couple’ more action movies left in him

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Liam Neeson, 74, says he likely still has ‘a couple’ more action movies left in him

Liam Neeson isn’t hanging it up yet.

The 74-year-old said he thinks may have "a couple" more action movies in him.

"Maybe a couple left, you know," Neeson told Fox News Digital when asked if he’ll transition away from action films in the near future.

"Maybe … I hope I have a couple left." WILLIAM SHATNER SAYS HE'S 'TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS' AT 95: 'THE LEAST OF ALL I WANT DO IS DIE' The "Taken" star joked to Variety last year that he didn’t want to be doing stunts while pushing a walker.

His newest action flick, "The Fix," in which he plays an ex-CIA operative alongside Zachary Levi , hit theaters Friday.

In "The Fix," Neeson said, "There's this incredible thread of humanity that these men, these extraordinary men, have to eventually analyze or work out what makes them tick." Levi said he "wanted to do something fun, gritty, darker, in comparison to other roles that I've played in the past, and this gave me that and then some, because there was all of the great spycraft and twists and turns and revelations throughout the story, as well as this human foundation." Neeson touched on the theme of redemption, which is explored in the film.

"I'd like to think we all need and want second chances, you know," he told Fox News Digital.

"We're humans.

We've all made mistakes in our personal lives and stuff, you know? It's extraordinary to be forgiven, and it's an extraordinary thing to really forgive someone.

It really is very, very special.

So, you know, I'm 74 years of age.

I've had quite a few things happen to me that several of which seriously I have been forgiven for, which is just amazing, and then I can return that." Levi compared a lack of forgiveness to "drinking poison, hoping that the other person will die." "Forgiveness is grace, mercy, understanding, empathy," he said.

"These are things that we don't explore enough as human beings." The 46-year-old said that people are often encouraged to look at others as an "evil monster.

And by the way, people do evil things.

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